Our goal is to have all of these lowers before any legislation goes into effect in July of 2013. We are guestimating that it will take 3 months past January to come up with a law to ban AR-15 from new manufacture and an 90-day notice toÂ us to stop manufacturing.

Specifications

Price: $150

Aluminum:Â 7075-T6

TYPEÂ II Hardcoat Black Anodizing

100% MIL-SPEC

Caliber:Â MULTI-CAL

You getÂ “BOTH” sides custom laser engraved

FREE Billet Lower UPGRADE &Â will have matching upper available for purchase.

You will also receive a “Deal Coin” with your lower good for a surprise deal when you receive your lower.

At $150, that’s a steal. It’s a bit of a wait, but I think you’ll be hard pressed to find a billet lower for less. If you’re looking for a lower, you might want to get in on this one. Thanks to my buddy Nam for the heads up.

All things being equal, my understanding is that you’re right, but billet receivers (machined from solid stock) tend to have added material in certain areas because the CNC process allows more flexibility in the design.

Having said all that, I’m by no means a metallurgic expert, and like I said, I’ve never broken any of my receivers, either forged or billet.

So you think it’a a good idea to buy a product that has no track record and hope it will work? I don’t think so…. You could end up with a $150 paper weight. Also is this a 80 90 or 100% receiver? If it’s a 100% it has to have serial numbers and if it’s not it don’t. 100% receivers are sold as a gun and needs FFL. No numbers….no FFL or registration. Somebody is not thinking this out here.

I think Camo is possibly just looking at a pic and assuming the lower is 80% because he sees nothing on it (trigger, etc). If you follow the “Read more and order here” link it clearly states they need to ship to an FFL, which means they are serialized.
There are outfits out there that are selling 80% lowers that are not serialized. You have that benefit of course but you have to do machining and drilling etc yourself.